What about rays??

[Dbaer1]

SO.. as some of you may know.. im new to this place.. me and my friend are raising fish.. we eventually want to get some rays.. eventually.. not right now.. it's to early and we are just beginners... but anyways.. i have some questions..

1: what is a good.. small kind of ray/s to get?

2: what/where are some good websites to but rays?

3: what do you do if you want to try and breed two of them? do you put a male and a female in a tank on their own or what?

 

[rED O]

Answer 1: Reticulated Stingray (teacup)

Answer 2: http://www.h2ocustomaquatics.com/about.html
They have some real nice rays!

Answer 3: If you put a mature male and female in a large enough tank, feed them well, and keep the water clean, they should breed.

 

[turkeyboy85]

Answer 1: Reticulated Stingray (teacup)

Answer 2: http://www.h2ocustomaquatics.com/about.html
They have some real nice rays!

Answer 3: If you put a mature male and female in a large enough tank, feed them well, and keep the water clean, they should breed.

I love your answer, your recomend a retic and then give them a link to Mike who only sells black rays




I would go with a motoro over a retic, motoros are easier to breed, they get larger but they are not treated like crap when they are imported so they tend to do better. There is also a lot of breeders that can give you a good deal on some captive bred pups

 

[FishDog]

Go with a motoro or some kind of brown ray (yepesi type, humeros, dumerillii). If space is a limitation then I would re think keeping rays. It is not the size of the tank that is as important as the water volume and filtration. As far as breeding goes, get 1 male and 2 or more females. The rest is good luck.